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Kamis, 16 Februari 2012

Effective Outlining: The Best Way to Improve Your Writing




By Allec Borseci


A number of people struggle when writing articles or papers. Some individuals can string together sentences in a very efficient way, but don't have the ability to structure their piece appropriately. And others simply have no confidence in their ability to write in any way. However, I think that anyone has the capacity to write well. Like anything, it just takes some time and practice.

There's one thing, though, that you can try right now to help you raise the quality of your writing. And that is: effective outlining. If you take thorough notes and arranging them in an effective outline, you'll be able to vastly improve the articles you are writing. And, though it may seem like constructing an outline could raise the time that it takes to create an article, it can, actually, lessen the time required to write a high-quality article. This is because an outline is like a guide. It will take you from point A to point B. This is significant in the writing process, because, much of the time, the toughest part of writing is knowing what to say next. With a decent outline, you'll never be at a loss for words.

By making use of an outline, the entire writing process becomes far less of a painful undertaking. A piece of writing can never be poor as a result of whatever you have to say. There's an audience for everything. Articles can only be bad if it does not get your point across in an powerful way. Therefore, if you can explain the main point in your content in a way that your audience can comprehend, you'll be able to write quality articles. This is how effective outlining can assist you. It is going to help you to generate a organized piece that your audience can easily follow and comprehend.

Creating the outline is an important part of the writing process. When your outline is poor and unorganized, then, more than likely, your written piece is going to be poor and unorganized. It doesn't have to be perfect, it simply needs to be easy to understand.

When I start my outlining process, I always put the title of my soon-to-be article on top of the notepad or word processor I'm using. That way I'm focused on the intention of the content I'm creating. Then, I'll use roman numerals, letters (lowercase and capital), numbers and other symbols (dashes, asterisks, etc.) as well as indentation to help me organize my content. (Most word processor's have extensive bullet choices that will handle this for you.)

I always begin with the intro. In the intro portion of the outline, I usually only opt for 1 or 2 sub-categories. Following the introduction is the body, and after that is the conclusion. The body is, clearly, the place that the bulk of my notes are going to be and I normally have a variety of sub-categories within this location. At the end is the conclusion.

Throughout every single sub-category of my outline, I add the key points that will help me write a great article. When it comes time to write, I've got an extensive amount of facts organized in an efficient manner. This technique let's me breeze through even the longest articles in a fraction of the time it would generally take.

When you construct your notes into a well-organized outline in this way, article writing turns into a breeze. The more detailed you make your notes and outline, the more in depth your written-piece is going to be.

With this easy and quick method of outlining your notes, you will notice a substantial improvement in your capability to write quality content. This is definitely the method I used when going from making nothing to $1500 a month after only six months of freelance writing. Regardless of the kind of writing you do, be it for school, work, or play, effective outlining may be the simplest way to write better.




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